Women's Liberty Loan Drive Expands Across Nation
The National Woman's Liberty Loan committee mobilizes to recruit one million women as bonds talkers and canvassers across cities and towns. Since May 1917, women from coast to coast have raised millions, with New York and Pittsburgh leading, and “fiscal agents” aiding the drive through state and federal districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woren
National Woman’s Liberty Loan Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Women of America
National Woman's Liberty Loan Committee
Frst
United States
Treasury
Washington
Itreathea
Wonen
Owo
New York
Pittsburgh
New England
California
Fed
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Dairfie
Feld of Endeavor
Se mAlion
Natlongs
Federal Reserve Iss
Yank Aviators Gaining Fame Overseas
American naval aviators co operate with Allies in Europe, patrolling Adriatic and Mediterranean coasts from Italy. Training camps near a picturesque Italian lake host American and Italian cadets in a spirit of camaraderie as they push toward active service.
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Amethtny Navy Aviation
Italy
Piayo
Burope
North Sea
Mediterranean
United States
Admiral Sims
Hit, Cone
Paris
France
Hallans
Tinian
Kinga
Atlantic
Ttalian
Ende
Unclear OCR about college instruction and student life
Fragmented passage describes instructors, student activities, and study focus in a college setting. It mentions Arperlengs instructors and students shaping careers, with scenes of meals on benches and chalked boards, amid a busy campus atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othey
Miey Alecs
Howe
Fragmented OCR note on farm policy and reconstruction plans
A garbled OCR fragment discusses Irish farms and a reconstruction committee proposal. It mentions farmers, methods, and dissatisfaction with progress, noting various individuals and places in a disjointed way. The text remains unclear but indicates debate over agricultural policy and aid.
Brothers Unknowing Sailors On Solemn Voyage
Cumberland Md March 9 1918 two brothers Cedbert T Martin Jr and Hibward Yo Martin of the United States Marine Corps traveled on the ocean for nine months aboard a ship neither knowing the other was aboard nor why they were there. They recently met again on the eve of departure for furlough at their home town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunberland
Kenjimnin T. Martin, Jr
United States Marine Corps
Hibward Yo Martin
Arkiania
Oiae
Gresoibo
British Navy Sees Record Growth and Convoy Victory
Official figures show the British navy increasing to about 2 6 million tons of warships and auxiliaries, with officers rising from 140 000 to 204 000. The convoy system reduces losses, and American troops in Europe reach over 4 million by July 27. Total convoy tonnage exceeds 11 million with about 375 000 ships sunk in convoy since August 4 1934. Britain transports vast stores and naval supplies across the globe.
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London
Great Britain
Livle Geddes
Admiralty
Eogish Channel
Saya
Tost
Yent
Kingda Tha
Europe
Agnettean
United States
Ocean
Neaely
Tobacco for wounded soldiers praised in wartime notice
A wartime piece from the Amovlenn-Treg Quoay Worker extols the soothing taste of tobacco for wounded soldiers. It claims tobacco brings comfort, helps forget pain, and offers relief amid sacrifice for the soldiers on the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten
Brance
Singke
Ready Made Farrs For Returning Soldiers Plan
Gen J D McIntyre proposes Ready Made Permanent Building Community Centers funded by 10 year noninterest government mortgages. Homesteaders gain garden lots around a central town including church, theater, schools, shops, and amenities to create a self supporting town called The White City. Government would manage the town and repay through taxes. the plan aims to aid veterans, curb rural decline, and promote growth in urban areas.
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J. D. McIntyre
Chicago
United Striew
Ula
Ife
Ubede Tabor
Uighest Wenls
Tle
Treasury
Necunke Tie Funn
Frank K. Lane
Interior
Congress
Fragmented Wartime Sound Bite Notes on Drying and Hunger
The fragment discusses drying bits for quality and heating for winter, mentioning a word AVE SO WE MAY send and a Huet pound. It references starvation in Europe during the war and a dry apartment house drieran electric and a window boreen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Procedure in Becoming a Citizen of United States
Naturalization may file plaga in any United States court or in any suit court of record. A foreigner desiring citizenship must file a declaration of intent setting forth his residence. After two years from declaration and five years continuous residence, he may apply for citizenship. He must declare allegiance, renounce other allegiance, be of sound mind, and speak English. If he passes a basic examination, the court will order admission to citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Petitian
Elflzenal
Egg Candling a Science Kansas Laws Demand
A disrupted text notes that egg candling is taught in Kansas by Downstate John son of the Knosan State Agricultural volley. Schools travel to educate about candle testing as a food safety measure. It cites a food administration ruling on handling eggs during transport and sale in markets.
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Hom
Lig Inter
Will
Lin
Eneh
Kansas
Johnson
Knosan State Agricultural
Food Administration Vine
Elty
Iowa
The Parting Turret Ears You Go
Poem fragment from Faith Baldwin of The Vigilantos voice wanders through dark world and longing. A speaker vows to endure sorrow and praise the beloved as rugged winters pass and history bears witness to enduring faith and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todey
Faith Baldwin of
Vigilantos
Rock Baby to Sleep Sleepy Lullaby Fragment
Fragmentary text describes a rocking motion and a lullaby scene with scattered letters and incomplete phrases. No clear people or organizations identified.
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